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I've got one open spot. 👀
Starting October, I have room for one new brand. Two ways we can work together:
🎨 Brand identity
Logo, colors, type, the whole feel. For brands that are done blending in.
📱 Social media on retainer
Monthly posts that look and sound like you, so you can stop stressing about what to post.
My sweet spot? Brands that are a little weird, a little bold, and don't want to look like everyone else in their feed.
If that's you send me a quick message
Only one spot, so first come, first served.
One note used to turn into four little chores.
Add it to Notion. Set a Todoist reminder. Block time in Google Calendar. Then message the person waiting on me in Slack.
I built Notely to make that follow-through easier. I can ask: “Find what’s still open on this and get it ready.”
Notely checks my notes, tasks, and connected apps, then lays out the steps and proposed changes. I can approve, skip, or reject them before anything runs.
It connects with Gmail, Slack, Notion, Todoist, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, and Google Calendar.
Notely is free, with no trial or credit card required. Bring your own AI API key.
What’s one follow-up you’d want your notes app to handle for you?
Concept: What if we made a luxury hotel for pets that treats them like humans?
The Great Dane started with that question. I put budget and business logistics aside and imagined a pet hotel around the experience I’d actually want for them.
Comfortable bedrooms. A rooftop pool. A garden to explore. A café to spend time together before saying goodbye.
For the visual direction, I leaned into slightly vintage, boutique hospitality. Warm browns, refined typography and AI imagery that makes an imagined place feel real.
The interesting challenge was making luxury mean something from a pet’s perspective. A beautiful room might impress the owner, but space to move, somewhere quiet to rest and a sense of comfort give that room a purpose.
What facilities would be useful addition to the website?
Check it out.
